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A world for worlds to come

GENERAL INFO

FORMAT

Collective Worlding

LANGUAGE

English / mixed

YEAR

2026

COLLABORATOR

La Casa Encendida Radio

EPISODE BY

Ines Marita Schärer, Michał Dawid, Imogen Cripps, Marieluisa Lenglachner, Catarina Mel

SOUND IDENTITY

Tom Fischer (Action Pyramid) and Simon Williams (Sunny Graves)

Bodies move through gardens, encounter apple trees and stones, listen to vibrations, invent instruments, exchange questions and lose their edges. In doing so, darkness shifts from something unknown into a presence with which it is possible to speak, play, and listen.

The work culminates in a speculative mythology for another way of knowing: one grounded not in illumination or mastery, but in attention, relation and the possibility of leaving things partially unknown. Darkness becomes a compost pile, a rehearsal room, a place where worlds can begin before we know what they will become.

LIVE RECORDING

This episode was recorded during a live performance by the participants of the Postnatural Independent Program 2026, during the event “A Sound Yet to Come” at La Casa Encendida in Madrid.

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